The Film Renegado

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The Film Renegado talks about films that have something to do with Mexico. Whether it be Mexican actors and directors, films shot in Mexico or Mexican culture, you can be sure he will cover it. He can be found here.

Tropes used in The Film Renegado include:

• Affectionate Parody: Did an excellent parody of Sad Panda's Forget About It!
• The Cameo: Cameos pop up on his show, and he pops up on other people's shows!
• Caustic Critic: Averted; he's usually not as harsh as others, and makes it a point to lay out "The Good, The Bad, and the Ugly" about each movie at the end of the review.
• Crossover:
  • He teams up with Diamanda Hagan to review Jesus Christ Vampire Hunter.
  • He teams up with Stephan and Nootrac to review The Road to El Dorado
• Did Not Do the Research:
  • The people who made Beverly Hills Chihuahua, who don't seem to know anything about Mexico beyond stereotyping.
    • Renegado confesses that he didn't know Beverly Hills Chihuahua was not a direct-to-DVD movie.
• Edutainment: Renegado provides both entertainment and education about Mexican culture, customs, and history.
• Face Heel Turn: When he attempted to band together with three other reviewers to take over Channel Awesome and That Guy With The Glasses.
• Gratuitous Spanish: Sprinkled into his reviews at random points.
• Hollywood Tone Deaf: While practicing his mariachi singing in Two Careful Fellows.
• Hostile Show Takeover: Hosting an entire episode of CriticTV and having it in Spanish.
• Masked Luchador: Renegado is a fan of El Santo!
• Mayincatec: Apocalypto.
• Running Gag: Everytime there's a really sad moment in a review. He shows a clip of a dancing taco to cheer himself up.
• Nice Hat: He wears a neat white fedora with a black band.
• Shout-Out: SPANISH, MOTHERFUCKER! DO YOU SPEAK IT?!
• Story Arc: He doesn't seem to have any particular story going on, however he's had a small storyline with his reviews of the Spy Kids Trilogy.
• The Western: Renegado reviews several of them; they seem to be a favorite subject.
• Mexico: He provides lots of useful and interesting cultural notes on his home country.
• Video Review Show